Henry Diltz captured the life and times of some of the biggest names in music in the 1960s and 70s. On Fri., July 23, he will visit Cape Fear Winery in Elizabethtown to discuss his photographs during a dinner event.
High school graduates can explore college and job opportunities at an upcoming event organized by New Hanover County Office of Diversity and Equity, Cape Fear Community College and McDonalds of Wilmington
Horror movie fans eager to get a closer look at the latest installment of the Halloween franchise, filmed in Wilmington in 2019, got what they’ve been waiting for Thursday night.
The Fairyscape and Art Sale, which will showcase their works, is planned for 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the museum’s Bordeaux Cottage on Sat., June 5. Proceeds from the items sold will go to support the museum’s children’s programs.
One of Wilmington’s largest employers will expand its headquarters, even as it transitions to a hybrid work model, which will allow employees to blend working from home and working at the office
NCWorks, which provides employment tools for job seekers in North Carolina, is in the process of reopening its offices for in-person help for those who want to find work or change careers
Gregg Murset, father of six and CEO of BusyKid, recently shared some tips on how parents can motivate their children so your family can avoid summer chore wars.
It comes as experts predict Wilmington’s film industry will have its best year yet; productions are expected to spend upwards of $217 million in the region.
Amy Hermann started the Wilmington Cancer Moms Support Group almost a decade ago, when her son, Jacob, was diagnosed with leukemia. Today, the group has nearly 80 moms. This weekend, they organized a fundraiser with money going to researchers at UNC Children’s Hospital.
The Wilson Center will welcome back live audiences and live performances following a more than year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic and restrictions on indoor crowds
Chelsea Croom, from The Rape Crisis Center of Coastal Horizons Center, Inc., said it is not rare for a rape survivor to come forward years or even decades after the assault
The event is reimagined due to the pandemic; instead of inviting you into homes in downtown Wilmington, you can stroll through downtown and take in outdoor performances
